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Seven prehistoric and early historic artifacts made of bronze, copper, iron, and bone, dating from the 4th millennium B.C. to the 3rd century A.D. 1) Copper Age dagger with a wide tang, a trapezoidal pommel, and a triangular blade with a shallow central ridge. A chip on one side of the blade. 4th millennium B.C. Length 16 cm. 2) Copper Age flat axe with a round cutting edge tapering to a point at the corners. Small chips on the cutting edge. Length 11 cm. 3) Miniature of a Copper Age axe with a spherical pommel. Extremely rare and intact. First half of the 4th millennium B.C. Length 6.8 cm. 4–5) Two Iron Age, three-bladed bronze arrowheads from the Black Sea region, 5th–4th centuries BCE. Length 2 cm–3.2 cm. 6) Germanic iron arrowhead with a long socket and a laurel-leaf-shaped blade. 4th–5th centuries. Length 12.8 cm. 7) Tibia from a bovine, one half worked on a lathe with four ribs turned out. Broken off above that. Roman. 1st–3rd centuries CE. CULTURAL HERITAGE! Provenance: Private collection in northern Germany, acquired in the 1980s on the German art market. Condition: II
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